Danielle believes that the problem is the problem; the person is not the problem. Problems exist outside of who we are, and we become troubled when the problem becomes part of our identity. We create meaning in our lives based on the story we have developed of who we are. Problem saturated stories can become oppressive. Creating space between the person and the problem helps to provide the ability to find the hidden possibilities within, and to change the outcome and re-author the story. Danielle received her MA in Clinical Counseling from the University of Northern Colorado and is an independent facilitator of Becoming a Love and Logic Parent® curriculum. Individuals, couples, families and children welcome.

Jordan Urban is a registered psychotherapist and LPCC working with adults, adolescents, and couples in Boulder, CO and the surrounding areas. With degrees from both New York University and Naropa University, she offers a well-rounded blend of Eastern and Western modalities to mental health and healing. She brings a psychodynamic, client-centered, and trauma informed lens to her work and draws largely on Gestalt and Somatic-based approaches. She has extensive experience working with sexual trauma, substance abuse, and eating disorders.

Andrea provides therapy services to adults, children and families. She specializes in working with adults and children on the Autism Spectrum.

As a Certified Gestalt Therapist, I work with young children and adults with issues of grief, loss, self-esteem, anxiety, and estrangement from loved ones. I also work with groups and individuals who are problem drinkers (vs. chronic). With support and education, many problem drinkers are able to gain a new awareness of effective coping skills, triggers, and the need for honest accountability. In addition, for almost 12 years, I've been the facilitator for Denver's Moderation Management meetings.(www.moderation.org). I have 2 offices, one at People House near the Highlands in Denver, and one in SE Denver in Greenwood Village. In my therapy toolbox, I may use Gestalt, play therapy, art, the sand tray, and/or cognitive techniques. (www.diannedrakefoss.com)